A collection of historical and genalogical records
This GradeA listed doocot forms part of the former Pittendreich estate, once the property of the Douglases of Pittendreich, located at Easter Pittendreich Farm, Elgin, in Scotland.
Probably written circa 1900: No trace of these Douglases now exists. The old trees probably define the spot where the mansion of the…
ContinueAdded by William Douglas on November 28, 2014 at 13:00 — No Comments
Any one researching the Douglas surname in Clarendon, Jamaica.
I am also researching the Rhone & McCalla surname in Bella's Gate, St Catherine. I am sure I saw the Rhone surname on Rita Douglas-Bewry post.
Added by Brenda Francis on November 19, 2014 at 23:02 — 4 Comments
John Dagless was a blacksmith living in Norfolk. He married Elizabeth Pearson and they has eight children:
Susannah, baptised 14 Apr 1816
William, bap 6 Dec 1819
Richard, bap 28 Dec 1834, born 29/11/1829
Thomas, bap 24…
Added by William Douglas on November 13, 2014 at 13:54 — No Comments
The Monteath Douglas Mausoleum is a grand Victorian monument, standing starkly on the skyline in the Scottish Borders near the village of Ancrum It is semi-derelict, and on the Buildings at Risk Scotland Register.
This magnificent, largely forgotten building is the last resting place of General Sir Thomas Monteath Douglas (1788 - 1868). The entrance is guarded…
ContinueAdded by William Douglas on November 9, 2014 at 10:48 — 1 Comment
I received the following message with the request to share it:
I just wanted to share with as many of you as I could that T George Douglas passed away this morning (Tuesday, November 4) at his home in Altamonte Springs Fl. His wife, Pat , called my husband George this afternoon to let him know the sad news.
Some of you receiving this email may not have known T George well. However he was one of the great ones within Clan Douglas. I can still remember all the…
ContinueAdded by William Douglas on November 5, 2014 at 10:01 — No Comments
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